Texas ended the first half of 2023 a tad behind 2022 for both bluewater and brownwater vessel activity. Nevertheless, there are signs activity on...
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CAPT Keith Donohue assumed duties as commander at Sector Houston-Galveston on June 9, 2023.
Read PostWith the opening of a state-of-the-art third cruise terminal in late 2022 and newer and larger cruise ships homeporting in Galveston, the port...
Read PostDuring the 88th Legislative Session, the Texas Legislature appropriated $640 million to assist Texas ports in making critical investments in their...
Read PostMatt Fleming presented an overview of Cedar Port’s substantial growth over the last five years at the Port Bureau’s April Commerce Club luncheon.
Read PostIndustry, family, and friends saluted CAPT Bill Diehl as he retired from his distinguished maritime career at the May Commerce Club luncheon.
Read PostRicky Wells, general manager of Port Terminal Railroad Association, presented an update on operations and the advancements of PTRA at the June...
Read PostCAPT Bill Diehl, retiring president of the Greater Houston Port Bureau, chats about his maritime career and what might be written into his next...
Read PostCruising on the Houston Ship Channel The Greater Houston Port Bureau’s Women in Maritime Happy Hour on the Kirby’s Observer boat took...
Read PostOn June 12, 2020, CAPT Jason Smith assumed the duties of Commander, U.S. Coast Guard (“USCG” or “Coast Guard”) Sector...
Read PostTexas A&M University at Galveston has received a new training ship, the TS Kennedy, that will enhance year-round training for Texas A&M Maritime...
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